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Battling Burnout
AWCIM faculty published in Family Medicine on the impact (and mitigation) of burnout in medical residency.
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Pain and the Brain
Fellowship director Ann Marie Chiasson presenting at the UArizona Arthritis Center!
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Breathing and COVID-19
Article from two AWCIM directors explores the impact of breathing practices on recovery from coronavirus.
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Healthy Surroundings
Dr. Esther Sternberg in a podcast on the impact of surroundings, art, and music on health.
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NBHWC Approved
AWCIM Integrative Health & Wellness Coaching program approved by the National Board of Health & Wellness Coaching!
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Poster at ICIMH
A poster presenting benefits of IHeLp at the International Congress on Integrative Medicine and Health.
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